AN AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CO. BUILDER PRINT OF 'HIAWATHA'

The illustrated print of a Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad's 'Hiawatha' locomotive, noted 'Built by American Locomotive Company' lower center. Sight size measures 9 x 23 with a frame

The original period large format albumen photograph of Missouri Pacific Lines locomotive 5337 with tender displayed in the original mat with legend of 'American Locomotive Company' New York City.' Mea

American. 1923. Cast iron. From CN 8297. 080 Switcher. Class P-5-a. Built by Alco in Dec 1923. Serial number 65312. Built as central Vermont Railway 503. Scrapped AUG 1961. Marked, "LG7385", at the ce

Heavy cast bronze plate plaque sign with raised "American Locomotive Company 74118 Schenectady Works October 1945". Black painted background. Excellent condition. 7 3/8" x 13 3/4".

Northern Pacific Engine Builders Plate #2238 with Photo, American Locomotive Co. 62434, Brooksworks Mfg., Nov. 1920, Mounted on Poly, Extra Nice Cast Iron

American Locomotive Co., General Electric Co., 80462. Dated May 1953.

American. 1880s. Moulded resin, painted. 11.75" Dia x 1.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

DESCRIPTION: American Locomotive Company (ALCO) General Electric Iron Sign NUMBER: 78755 CIRCA: May 1951 ORIGIN: USA, NY, Schenectady DIMENSIONS: H: 6" x L: 12" Have a similar item to sell? Contact: I

12 x 6

American. 1942. Cast iron. Stamped, "L6214" rear. 7 1/2 x 14". Surface exhibits uniform oxidation. CODE:RAIL

BRONZE PLAQUE MOUNTED ON WOOD. DATED 1925. 16" x 10"

A fine builder's photograph from the Rhode Island Locomotive Works in Providence. The Locomotive is the AEolus made for the Boston & Lowell Railroad. It's big. The frame measures 32" by 26". The print

with original identifying mat and likely frame, depicting New York Central locomotive and tender #340, 9x23in., overall framed 16x30in., together with an unsigned pencil drawing of an engine, tender,

Canadian. 1953. Single sided stamped aluminum (SSA). From Model CFA-16-4, built in February of 1953. Exhibits scattered surface losses. Tool marks surrounding each of the mounting holes. Oxidation on

paperweights: Great Lakes Grey Iron tiger, Heggie-Simplex Steel Boilers, Ajax Rope, Bill Drite, Twenty One, Canadian National Railways, American Locomotive Co, Chevrolet Motor Co, Buffalo Seal, Franch

"Hudson" Type Passenger Engine  No. 5344-J-1e Built for New York Central by American Locomotive Co.  Nov. 1931~ Signed by Alvin F. Staufer. An amazing piece of locomotive history! 15 1/2" H

Lot includes 2 American Locomotive Co tin plates, along with a heavy cast metal Babcock & Wilcox plate. Largest is 10" by 5". Good-Very Good

The Railway and Locomotive Historical Society..First Bulletin 1921-1971; A Short History American Locomotive Builders in the Steam Era by John H. White; The Story of a Pioneer, a history of the Florid

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered

Alco / American Locomotive Company cast builders plate for Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville locomotive #14 a 0-6-0 built in June 1926. The serial number is 66984. Plate measures 14" x 7 1/2" and show

Canadian. 1944. Cast brass, painted. From CP 2428. 462 Pacific. Class G-3-h. Built by Canadian locomotive company on Oct 1944. Serial number 2136. Scrapped Jan 1962. 7.5" x 16" x 0.75". From the Willi

American Locomotive Company Builders Plate-August 1945, General Electric-Schenectady, NY

CAST IRON 1913 "AMERICAN BRIDGE CO. BUILDERS ALBANY, NY PLAQUE, 21 1/2"H X 15"W GOOD AMOUNT OF PAINT LOSS & SURFACE RUST

Luigi Lucioni ( Vermont 1900-1988) Peace in the Valley - Offset lithograph Associated American Artists Co. Print 20 x 24"